What we have seen under Tory government - in no particular order and not comprehensive

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1. Interfering with report on police corruption connected to a murder
2. Windrush scandal
3. Wholesale damage to British import/export industries because of brexit
4. Wholesale removal of people’s rights through Brexit
5. Mistakes leading to higher covid death toll than necessary
6. Austerity impacting millions of lives
7. Appalling Brexit outcomes for farming, fishing, finance.
8. Appalling Brexit outcome for Northern Ireland
9. Disrespect of Scotland so making the breaking of the Union more likely
10. Questions over where the money came from for PMs wallpaper
11. Questions over where the money came from for a luxury holiday for PM
12. Constant lies in Parliament- pick virtually any day, any debate
13. Illegal prorogation of Parliament.
14. Lies on buses, cheating in the referendum by organisations run by politicians in current government.
15. Wholesale gaslighting of the public.
16. Promises about Brexit benefits totally failed and broken.

But hey media types - you all carry on with your totally hypocritical hysterical faux outrage about the bbc and one interview from 25 years ago.

You are complicit in the mess! /end

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